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"Unlike with celebrity and athlete endorsers, the doctors depicted were never specific individuals, because physicians who engaged in advertising would risk losing their license." Stanford Research Into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising This ad was a rare exception

The 6bn schemes exposure to tobacco is currently put at around 40m and includes holdings in British American Tobacco (whose brands include Dunhill and Rothmans) and Philip Morris, the company behind Marlboro

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If all else fails, soak your clothes Similar to the laundry stripping craze of a few years ago, a clothing spa day which partly involves soaking an offensively smelly item in a mixture of water, a good enzymatic detergent, and sometimes powdered oxygen bleach is the laundry trend du jour